🛀 Crayola Bath Drops - Pack of 68 Tablets Review

Easy to use, just throw it in the bath. Can mix colors for a good learning opportunity. Don't soil your skin, bathroom or towels. I've been buying for several years - my grandchildren are delighted.

This is definitely not the same as before. The color is very faint and my daughter ends up wanting at least 3 of each color to get a decent water colour. So they don't last as long as other brands I've used. I'm not sure I'll try to buy it again

I have tried all kinds of colored bath pills for my kids. By far, these pills seem to grab the most flowers. The colors are saturated and you don't have to use several to get good coloring. Other tablets usually require adding several additional tablets to the water to achieve a pleasing dark color. They're a little more expensive than others, but it's worth it. My kids love it!

I have a toddler and have been using them for about a year. He likes to draw with them and on the edge of the bathtub. no residue and no cleaning. We simply run the rag over the edge of the tub before draining the tub. We've never had a smudge from them and they wash off the skin easily too. Just a little soap and the color is gone.

My oldest got these stockings a few times in the past and this year my youngest got them. Same brand and container size. They are much less colorful for your bathroom than those previously bought. We have to use 5-6 to get anything more than a faded color which is hard to see, in the past we only needed 2 or 3. Otherwise kids love them and enjoy watching them dissolve.

We usually buy Munchkins but I bought them because they seem like a very good idea in terms of a tablet. The tablets certainly add some color, smell better, and come in a resealable container, but here are the problems I've encountered: You have to use LOTS more tablets to get the same level of "color" per volume of water . 1 table of Munchkin is about 4 Crayola tablets, I estimate. Munchkin tablets are fizzy, but Crayola tablets are hard tablets that slowly dissolve, then break into pieces and

They are terrible. I bought Color My Bath (CMB) and Crayola Bath Drops. I've included photos showing what drops are in the water for each brand and you can see the tiny 1CMB blue drops are way better than the big Crayola blue drops. They will dissolve on their own and become much richer and brighter. The drops from Crayola just sit there and you have to mash them with your hands and after that they still don't come out very well. Crayola drops are $17.11 for 2 packs of 60 bottles so 120 total…